9.30 Casebook Scotland: Cleaning the Clyde
A few years ago, if you fell into the Clyde you were more likely to be poisoned than drowned. Yet today, it's clean enough to go fishing... Muriel Gray investigates, with a little help from Andy Cameron.
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9.52 Look and Read: Dark Towers: 7: The Dark Tree
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10.15 Around Scotland: Edwardian Scotland: 2: At Work and School
Fifteen-year-old Alec, brother of Maggie, works as an apprentice in an ironmonger's shop while his brother Matthew and sister Jenny attend school with lessons and rules very different from school today.
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10.38 Geography Casebook: Britain: New Town: Stevenage
The name Stevenage means 'strong oak'. How well has the sapling new town weathered 43 years?
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11.00 Storytime: The Glerp
If you're out for a walk, don't get in the way of a Glerp. A Glerp eats anything. A mouse, a dog, a lion and a cow find this out to their cost.
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11.18 Wondermaths: Programme 7
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11.35 Let's See: Up in the Mountains: Up the Mountain
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12.00 English File: A View from the Bridge: 2
by Arthur Miller
A production in three parts
'Eddie Carbone had never expected to have a destiny. Now, as the weeks passed, there was a future, there was a trouble that would not go away.'
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12.35pm Scene: School Trip to the Trenches
The youngest British soldier to die in the First World War was 14 - the same age as the youngest of a school party visiting the battlefields and cemeteries of 1914-18. How do young people today react to the experiences of a war fought 50 years before they were born?
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1.05 Treffpunkt: Osterreich: Auf dem Baurenhof
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A See-Saw programme
by Eric Hill
Told by Paul Nicholas
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followed by Bric-a-Brac
A See-Saw programme
with Brian Cant
Brian tries to make the mess in Bric-a-Brac more manageable.
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1.38 Walrus: Work It Out: What Next?
Michael Rosen and the team are reading "Losers Weepers" by Jan Needle but they start today by looking at another story - a true one.
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A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Cosmo's tears turn to laughter, while she and Dibs are helping Jeni Barnett at the market.
Book: "Lazy Jack"
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Introduced by David Icke and featuring this afternoon: International Tennis
The Benson and Hedges Championships
This strong international field has now been reduced to eight players. Two of the quarter-finals are completed this afternoon. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT
GERALD WILLIAMS , MARK COX
Racing from Cheltenham
On the eve of the Mackeson Gold Cup, a further three races on Cheltenham Countryside Day.
2.45 The John Seyfried Mickleton Steeplechase Handicap (2 miles)
3.20 The Allied Dunbar Handicap Steeplechase (3 miles)
3.55 The Allied Steel and Wire Hurdle Race
Commentators JULIAN WILSON
PETER O'SULLEVAN
RICHARD PITMAN
Plus all the news of the day and a look at the week of sport ahead on BBCtv. Television presentation:
Tennis JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Racing FRED VINER
Studio director VIVIEN KENT Producer GRAHAM FRY including at
3.00 News and Weather
3.45 News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

continues a series of films featuring
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS 'S jungle hero.
Tonight starring Jock Mahoney
Mark Dana, Jai Tarzan is summoned to India by the Maharajah, whose 300 elephants will die when the new dam comes into operation. But the dam's engineers have other ideas.
Screenplay by ROBERT HARDY ANDREWS JOHN GUUXERMIN
Produced by SYD WEINTRAUB Directed by JOHN GUILLERMIN
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Matrioska

with Linda Alexander and Martin Young
Thousands of people in work need help with basic skills such as spelling and maths. But until recently education was not seen as the responsibility of employers. However, a new joint trade union and employer initiative called Workbase is now helping workers to catch up on missed educational opportunities.
Producer IAN WOOLF
Editor PETER RIDING (e)

with David Jessel , Sue Cook and film reporter Ed Boyle This week: half a million couples in Britain are living together outside marriage. But as bedlock without wedlock means losing the law's protection, many couples are now following the American example of 'cohabitation contracts' to regulate everything from dividing up the joint home to sharing the washing-up. Are these contracts legal? Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Producer ALAN BOOKBINDER

Fourth of seven programmes filmed over two years inside the secretive world of HM Customs and Excise.
The Red and the Green
A wry, yet disturbing, look at the daily grind in the red and green customs' channels of the world's busiest international airport, London Heathrow. Target flights from drug-growing areas usually produce results, but mostly officers have to rely on a mix of intuition, graft, luck and the 'revenue nose'.
'Fifty per cent of those we stop will have something over the top,' says one officer.
Tolerance towards the ordinary passenger tempted into 'the little bit extra' does not extend to those whose duty-free turns out to be cannabis. The insight into the 'Throne Room', where officers doing the nastiest job in customs wait for the 'stuffers' and 'swallowers', ensures that no one can ever look at those quiet customs people in the same way again.
Photography PATRICK O'SHEA and BILL BROOMFIELD
Film editor ANDREW WILLSMORE Assistant producer ROGER COURTlOUR
Producer PAUL HAMANN
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Love, Death, Sex and Matters Arising ...
To millions of filmgoers
Woody Allen is a fast-talking, awkward, permanently adolescent misfit obsessed with love, death and sex. The real Woody Allen is a hardworking and thoughtful writer of plays, short stories and films; an actor who took years to perfect his own style; a disciplined and demanding director. With one major film a year to his credit since the late 1960s, he has become America's most prestigious comic artist, in the unique position of being able to make the films he likes with the people he knows - Diane Keaton ,
Mia Farrow , Tony Roberts.
Christopher Frayling visited Woody Allen in New York, the setting and background of his best-known films - Annie Hall, Manhattan, Hannah and Her Sisters.
In a rare televison interview he looks back over his successful career - the early comedies - Take the Money and Run, Bananas, Sleeper, Love and Death; the more serious films - Interiors,
Stardust Memories; and the affectionate celebrations of his own world - Broadway Danny Rose, Radio Days, The Purple Rose of Cairo. Film editor JOHN LEE
Producer MARGARET SHARP
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The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael with international reports by David Sells
Charles Wheeler
Gavin Esler and Julian O'Halloran

The Benson and Hedges Championships from Wembley Arena Highlights of the two quarter-final matches played this evening. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES
Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT
GERALD WILLIAMS , MARK COX Producers JOHNNIE WATHERSTON ALASTAIR SCOTT